Moving Stories’ next chapter

Tabea Linhard (professor of global studies, Spanish and comparative literature), Ariela Schachter (associate professor of sociology) and Ila Sheren (associate professor of art history and archaeology) lead the team behind Moving Stories, an initiative launched in 2022 to bring together experts from academia, the arts and advocacy organizations to foreground immigrant narratives across different practices.

2.23.23

"The joy of being the weakest link" by Tabea Linhard

2.12.23

New Global Citizenship Podcast Launched

2.1.23

Global Studies Student, Kyra Ruben, attended the 27th annual U.N. climate change conference

1.31.23

GS Major, Sarah Del Carmen Camacho, featured in the Make Way initiative

1.4.23

Congratulations to our very own, Lori Watt!

11.30.22

Global Studies 2022 Photo Contest

11.22.22

Faculty Book Launch "The Challenge of Complexity: Essays by Edgar Morin"

11.15.22

Students’ Intelligence Analysis is Published Nationally

10.31.22

Global Studies Alum, Natalie Geismar ’19, selected to join the 2022 class of Samvid Scholars

10.27.22

"Suicide, Anomy, and Stavrogin's Noose" A conversation with Dr. Amy Ronner

10.27.22

Global Futures Lecture with Professor Kimberly Kay Hoang

10.24.22

New Global Studies Core Course: Global Futures